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Topgun screenshotTopgun 1987 Arcade action
The Tom Cruise film featured an F-14 Tomcat plane, and this licensed game recreates this. Viewed from the cockpit in full 3D, the game is a straight head-to-head duel, against another player or the computer. You are armed with missiles (while put you in control of a small target zone, which must reman over your opponent for 3 seconds), flares and cannons (which overheat when overused)- use these more wisely than your opponent. Pay attention to speed and altitude too. The computer has 3 planes to throw at you, of which the last is the toughest, while each player in...


National Lampoon's Blind Date screenshotNational Lampoon's Blind Date 1994 Adventure
This is a sort of "dating simulator" if you will, closely related to another interactive movie, Man Enough. This one, however has more in the way of interaction and its humor makes it a more reasonably human experience (instead of being an all-out sexfest). You control a lucky guy who has been set up on a date with Sandi, a gorgeous and charming girl. Your objective? To get her, of course! (this doesn't mean you get any sexual payoff from the game; though there's a lot of sexual innuendo, your conquest of Sandy is played more for the fun of...


BBC Gardeners' World: 3D Designer screenshotBBC Gardeners' World: 3D Designer 1993 Utility
The first in a long and reasonably successful line of 3D garden designer software, Europress' 3D Designer is licensed by BBC to use the name of its popular "Gardeners' World" TV program on the product. Quite ahead of its time by 1993 standards, the plethora of design/drawing options in 3D Designer is overshadowed by a cumbersome and confusing interface, which is hard to use despite being completely mouse-driven. The best thing about the program is the amount of options at your disposal. Since this program is supposed to help you design your garden, the variety of plants and information about...


Noir: A Shadowy Thriller screenshotNoir: A Shadowy Thriller 1996 Adventure
Noir: A Shadowy Thriller is filmmaker Jeff Blyth's one and only attempt at building a game. And, as the score indicates, it was, for the most part, a very successful effort. While one could argue that a more seasoned hand might have polished some of Noir's rougher edges, one could also argue that a more experienced developer might not have possessed either Blyth's enthusiasm for the project or his affection for its material. After all, it was Blyth, and not someone with more imposing game industry credentials, who managed to get the game made. And, better yet, get it made...


Police Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel screenshotPolice Quest: In Pursuit of the Death Angel 1987 Adventure
The coppers. We all say we hate them. Whether it's getting a speeding ticket or being pelted with tear gas, we bemoan their "necessary evil"-like existence. Yet we have literally dozens and dozens of movies about the police, hundreds of cop shows on television, and thousands of novels about those boys in blue. So with Police Quest: In Pursuit Of The Death Angel, we also now have a computer game about those guys. But we hate them, right? In they first big wave of Sierra On-Line's 3-D adventure games, they started to cover all of the most common genres: they had...


Blake Stone: Planet Strike screenshotBlake Stone: Planet Strike 1994 Arcade action
In this first person, action adventure kill-fest using the id Software Wolfenstein 3D engine, the designers of Blake Stone: Planet Strike! created a space adventure from the 22nd century. As hero and invincible galactic agent Blake Stone, you must defeat the army of military mutants developed by the evil Dr. Goldfire. Journey through twenty goal-specific levels, battle twenty-four genetically superior mutants, deal with four bosses, one super boss, utilize seven cutting-edge weapons, and face hazards ranging from SeekerBombs to acid slime. Blake Stone: Planet Strike! enhances the original Wolfenstein 3D engine to speed up action featuring detailed and realistic lighting...


Casino, Inc screenshotCasino, Inc 2003 Simulation
Almost every major publisher has jumped on the tycoon bandwagon since the amazing success of Rollercoaster Tycoon. For those of us who love the genre, that's good as it means lots of choices, but so many of the games are rushed, unexciting, and just plain dull. Sadly, such is the case for Casino, Inc., the casino management sim from Hothouse Creations and Konami of America, Inc. The first problem is that "true" management of your casino is minimal. Sure, you can set the payout of your slot machines and games, hire experienced employees, and buy plenty of different games. You can...


Legion Gold screenshotLegion Gold 2002 Strategy
Legion takes you to the age before the rise of the mighty Roman Empire, when all of Europe was controlled by small tribes and nomads. Territories would easily come and go with a flick of a wrist, and wars were common everyday occurrences... pretty much like today, come to think of it. Assuming the role of a Roman (or tribal) commander, you will have to conquer all the territories in your way. If I had to use but one word to describe this game, it would be simplicity. Most people probably won't like a turn-based strategy with hardly any settings, but...


King's Quest 5 screenshotKing's Quest 5 1991 Amiga
IF YOU GO DOWN TO the woods today, you're in for a big surprise. At least you are if you happen to be the good King Graham of Daventry. While out on one of his morning constitutionals, an evil wizard by the name of Mordack saw fit to kidnap Graham's castle, with all of its contents, magically whisking it away to the far off land of Serenia. Fortunately, this bothersome event was witnessed by one Cedric Owl, companion to Serenia's local good wizard, who informs Graham of what took place before flying him, once again magically, to his master's home. Graham's...


Fleet Sweep screenshotFleet Sweep 1983 Arcade action
Freddy Fish, Fleet Sweep, and Spyder are three arcade oldies by Mirror Images Software, no doubt one of the most obscure game developers ever. Similar to Windmill Software, Mirror Images produced games that were "inspired" (to put it mildly) by well-known arcade classics, most often ATARI games. They all play pretty well, but they don't really offer any innovations to set them apart from the original classics. Of this trio, Spyder is probably the best game of the lot: you shoot spiders that drop from the ceiling, and there are a few surprises on the later levels to keep things...


 

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